Silversea, an ultra-luxury cruise line from Royal Caribbean Group, has introduced three new cruise fares to gives guests more flexibility than ever.
The new cruise fares from Silversea went into effect on September 11, 2025 and will enable guests to best personalize their travel.
Guests can opt to purchase their air travel, pre- and post-cruise hotels, transfers, shore excursions, and land experiences through Silversea for all fares, tailored to their needs and preferences.
Here is a look that the three new cruise fares from Silversea.
All-inclusive Plus Fare
Silversea’s new ‘All-Inclusive Plus Fare’ provides the greatest value to guests, and offers a refundable deposit, as well as the peace of mind provided by the brand’s Fare Guarantee Program.
When opting for the ‘All-Inclusive Plus Fare’ on oceangoing voyages, guests will enjoy a shore excursion credit which will be determined by the length and region of the cruise. They will be able to apply it to the experiences of their choice.
All expedition voyages will continue to offer included shore excursions as part of the experience, as well as Zodiac tours, expert lectures, in-country flights, and pre-/post-cruise hotel nights as required by the destination, and other customary inclusions.
All-inclusive Fare
Silversea’s ‘All-Inclusive Fare’ will be available exclusively on ocean cruises. This fare type offers guests the flexibility to purchase shore excursions à la carte, either before the cruise or on board. ‘All Inclusive Fares’ will require a non-refundable deposit.
Last-minute Fare
Available on select oceangoing and expedition cruises within five months of departure, the ‘Last-Minute Fare’ offers guests favorable savings. With this fare, the deposit is non-refundable, and the total payment must be paid in full at the time of booking.
Bert Hernandez, president, Silversea, gave the following statement about these three cruise faries:
“The Luxury of Choice reflects our deep commitment to delivering on the feedback of our guests.
“Our guests consistently tell us that they value flexibility in their travels. With our new fare options, we’re empowering them to personalize every aspect of their journey — from start to finish — while continuing to enjoy our signature all-inclusive onboard experience, which is one of the most comprehensive at sea.”
Appeared first on: Cruisefever.net
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